Notable vulnerabilities As many as 5,485 newly disclosed vulnerabilities were reported in December 2025 The team discussed in detail the React2Shell remote code execution vulnerability . During Microsoft Patch Tuesday in December, 57 reported vulnerabilities were addressed. Of those 114, eight were critical vulnerabilities, and three were zero-day exploits. soft-modem driver vulnerability, and a Secure Boot certificate vulnerability.

Notable vulnerabilities Approximately 4,000 vulnerabilities were disclosed in July, and 22 of those disclosed vulnerabilities were actively exploited — a significant jump from the 10 to 15 actively exploited vulnerabilities vulnerability. The team briefly discussed three of the critical vulnerabilities: CrushFTP alternate channel vulnerability Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability .

Notable vulnerabilities As many as 4,313 newly disclosed vulnerabilities were reported in January. number of vulnerabilities. In February, 59 reported vulnerabilities were addressed during Microsoft Patch Tuesday. elevation attacks, three security feature bypasses, and one denial-of-service vulnerability. vulnerabilities involving prompt injections, container escapes, logic flaws, and bypasses.

Notable vulnerabilities Approximately 4,000 vulnerabilities were disclosed in January, and this number Ivanti Connect Secure vulnerability . GFI KerioControl product vulnerability . In February, 67 reported vulnerabilities were addressed during Microsoft Patch Tuesday. of privileges vulnerabilities, a hash disclosure vulnerability, and a security feature bypass vulnerability

Notable vulnerabilities As many as 5,872 newly disclosed vulnerabilities were reported in April, and the vulnerability management team expects the number of vulnerabilities to steadily increase over the eight critical vulnerabilities and two zero-day exploits. vulnerabilities, many of which were remote code execution vulnerabilities for operating systems and There were no zero-day vulnerabilities in May.

Vulnerabilities and Trends The Vulnerability Management Program (VMP) Team Lead reviewed notable vulnerabilities As many as 3,400 vulnerabilities were disclosed, and 15 of those vulnerabilities were high risk. The VMP Team Lead talked in detail about a few of these vulnerabilities: The PHP for Windows vulnerability Then, almost immediately, scanning was observed for vulnerable servers. The SSH vulnerability (CVE-2024-6387), nicknamed regreSSHion, is a remote code execution vulnerability

Notable vulnerabilities More than 4,300 vulnerabilities were newly disclosed in October, similar to what ransoms from its victims, exploited this SyncServlet vulnerability. Of those 172, eight were critical vulnerabilities, and three were zero-day exploits. Of those 63, five were critical vulnerabilities, and one was a zero-day exploit. The zero day was a privilege elevation vulnerability for Windows Kernel.

Delve into Threat Tactics, Major Vulnerabilities, Emerging Trends, and Data Breaches Explored in Our Novel Threat Tactics, Notable Vulnerabilities, and Current Trends for February 2024 Pondurance April Notable Vulnerabilities and Trends The Vulnerability Management Program Team Lead reviewed vulnerabilities As many as 2,500 new vulnerabilities were disclosed, and 27 of those vulnerabilities were high risk. There were no significant new vulnerabilities seen in vulnerability scans in January.

Vulnerabilities can include blind spots, gaps, and weaknesses in a network that put an organization at The report found that the number of vulnerability attacks increased 180% in the last year. ideal opportunity to remind organizations to practice cybersecurity awareness to safeguard against vulnerability Each month, the Pondurance team reviews high-risk vulnerabilities, recent cybersecurity trends, and upticks The team explains how disclosed vulnerabilities occurred, recommends various updates and patches, and

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